we really appreciate your giving us that context robbie sable thank you very much indeed for joining us thank you for having that u.s. president on and tom has warned that the corona virus outbreak is likely to get worse before it gets better that's a mark departure from the optimistic picture he's projected so far even as cases continue to rise in many states mike hanna has more from washington d.c. in the past president himself as america's cheerleader making rosy predictions about the course of the pandemic that we're often at odds with the facts but this was a more subdued president than on previous occasions it will probably unfortunately get worse before it gets better something i don't like saying about things but that's the way it is and a complete reversal on the use of mosques something that in the 1st few months of the pandemic the president often derided at one stage even expressing support for anti mosque protests in a number of states this to it seems a thing of the past i have no problem with the masks i view it this way anything that potentially can help and that cert

as detective julissa trapp gripped her rosary, the one for sable, we walked away and gave her time.ur microphone picked up something. >> hail mary, full of grace, god is with thee. blessed is the -- >> reporter: mountains of trash, things we use and cast away. but for detective julissa trapp, this will always be hallowed ground. >> it's hard to look at that and know that's where you ended up, and i know you guys are in a better place and i know that you're together and you're helping each other. you can rest now. and i can take it from here. >>> that's all for this edition of "dateline." i'm natalie morales. thanks for watching. >>> i'm craig melvin. >> i'm natalie morales. >> and this is "dateline." >>> she can lie to you, make love to you, kill you, all in the same week. and not even cry at the funeral. >> she was living that dream california lifestyle. you talk about "housewives of orange county." she could have been on the show. she wrapped him around her finger. just like she wrapped so many. >> reporter: she had it all, waterfront home, fancy cars, millionaire boyfriend. quite

who couldt the person sable could nationally mandate things, that it's very important that unless you are in a state that is really cold, and the percent positives are very low and the cases are decreasing, it is really essential to wear a mask in public. we know that this will decrease your spread of particles to other people. yourotects everyone around and the more data we get about potentially some aerosol spread, particularly in very close spaces with poor ventilation, it is really essential to wear a mask. havehis to work we have to 90% of people wearing a mask in public in hotspot areas. if we don't have that we will not get control of the virus. we do expect and are planning for and searching people and expect hospitalizations to go up. were at 85000 and right now we are at 63,000. even though the mortality rate, your chances of dying if you get covid are reduced than they were before because we know how to care for you better, we have remdesivir and steroids. rate isugh the death going down and your chances are surviving are better, we do expect deaths to go up. that overct to

sable's reaction to that was. i won't tell you but you can use your own imaginations.y question is what do you think pat nixon would have thought if she had found out that this had occurred? >> i find that very surprising because i have to say one club of people who are pretty close are the social secretaries, and really they -- and still those together very regularly, so i find that puzzling, hard to believe. >> question in the back, please, yes, sir? >> good evening. thank you for the presentation. it's most enjoyable. i'm a history buff and i want your input if you know the answer to this. in one of his books, president nixon wrote that in 1940 he was a trustee at whittier college in california and at the same time he was the trustee, lou henry hoover, herbert hoover's wife, was also a trustee. i wonder if any of you know if the two first ladies ever met? >> anyone know? >> i don't but i'd like to find that out. i don't know. >> we'll try to google. we'll have to do research on that. you're talking to the right people. >> i don't want to ignore this side of the room

there on the naval river a show of russian sable might 200 vessels on display a more than 4000 troops standing to attention for the country's top brass to have promises of more investment from warships to nuclear submarines to some peaches but the ceremony showcased the military but denies ation that bloody near putin has made his highest priority since the annexation of crimea and 2014 the president using the occasion to announce dozens of new warships are on the way. we're doing as. the capability of our navy grows constantly this year it will receive 40 vessels of different classes several days ago 3 main russian shipyard started the construction of 6 more vessels for the far unique advantages and the increase of combat capabilities of the fleet will be achieved by introducing the cutting edge of digital technology hypersonic missile strike systems. president putin has said he doesn't want an arms race but the new details of weapons that have yet to be deployed would be among development of its current capability but this is a country that is struggling financially its oil and gas

interview today you know on the big screen kill bill independence day set it off she's good friends with sable the dog and she's got the teeth so in the wrong series coming up the wrong stepfather comes out july 30 for 35 years pardon me on lifetime i'm trying to think back to do you have any it doesn't sound like you're a person who dwells on regrets but you know i usually find it interesting when somebody says they had a chance at a role and they passed it up you have any of those stories or you just always it sounds to me like you take things if they're in the wheel house because you like it are absolute i think the only job that i was sad and i didn't get it was it came down to me and how the very poor storm and now i'm and what is actually an absolute i'm sad about that and halle did a great job no hate on her if you see that girl's body right now she's a force of nature in her fifty's as well too so if i was going to lose that job to anybody it list it halle berry so you know that's the only job that i really want it was storm. listen vivek a you've been a delight it's good to talk to yo

paris to which jackie very famously responded, i couldn't spend that much on clothing unless i wore sablenderwear. and she made a remark talking about, mrs. nixon, it was a backhanded compliment, but a political one. mrs. nixon dresses very well. she buys her clothes at elizabeth arden and those are not inexpensive. and so you saw coverage of the two wives from an image of news week magazine. of course the cartoon at the far left, i hope dick and jack realize what their destiny hangs on. as if the two candidates' wives are walking down a fashion runway. and the center image at the top is inauguration day, the morning of the kennedy inaugural, january '61, you have with her back to the camera lady bird johnson, the incoming vice president's wife, and mamie eisenhower, jackie kennedy, and pat nixon and in the same tapes that jackie kennedy made her oral history released he comment on how attractive mrs. nixon appeared that day in the california style. pat nixon became first lady in an era according to newspaper that i certainly did a lot of research on for our book, there was a wild and rad

paris, to which jackie very famously said, i couldn't spent that much money on clothing unless i wore sable underwear. she said mrs. nixon dresses very well. she buys her clothes at elizabeth arden, and those are not very expensive. so you saw coverage of the two candidates' wives from an image of "newsweek" and the lower center image was a composite put together. of course, the cartoon at the far left, i hope dick and jack finally realize what their destiny hangs on, as if the two candidates' wives are walking down a fashion runway, and the center image is the top -- january '61, you have with her back to the camera lady bird johnson, the incoming vice president's wife. seated is mamie eisenhower, sdwrakie kennedy, the incoming, and pat nixon, the outgoing vice president's wife. in the famous tapes that jackie kennedy later made, her oral history released in 2011, she commented on how attractive mrs. nixon add that day in what she called the could california sty. pat nixon became first lady in an era that said there was a wild and radical variety of clothing. women in pants, women in mini

sons and one other side of her wearing this extraordinary blue satin dress with a border of russian sable and outside there are every reporter in the country is there taking photographs and the crowds are thronging, held back by police officers and the streets are lined with these grand carriages and alva stands at the front of the church proudly awaiting her daughter and she waits and she waits. first five minutes, then 10 minutes then15 minutes . and she doesn't show up because she's at home we came weeping inconsolably into the arms of her father . finally she pulled herself together and all of the maids and attendance clean her up and she gets in the carriage and she goes to church and the priest the minister pronounces them man and wife and out immediately whisks her daughter and her son-in-law into a room behind the sanctuary and the cleanup is done. sonny gets $1 million upfront guaranty of $100,000 a year for life . and gets into a carriage with his bride. and a drive off down fifth avenue and sonny turns to consuelo and says i think you should know that i don't love you. and i wi

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turns out she spent a lot more and put out a statement saying i couldn't spend $30,000 even if i wore sableerwear, which she did not wear. >> pat nixon -- >> and republican cloth coat, sure. >> so the contrast was drawn for the public and it was a close election. >> indeed. >> she wore a cloth coat to the inauguration instead of a fur. >> next, i'm going to have a clip of jacqueline kennedy in her own words a project you know so very well. i want to show the audience the book that came out of this. you annotated and introduced and worked with caroline kennedy on. >> when jackie kennedy right in the wake of the assassination she was reading all sorts of stories about her husband wouldn't amount to very much because there had only been two years and ten months. she was so determined to help him win this reputation that she felt he deserved. one of the things that was urged on her by arthur, the white house aide and historian, was there's a new movement called oral history, which is barbara is working on deeply at the university of virginia, and that is when there are historical events that ma

she put out a same saying, i couldn't spend $30,000 even if i wore sable underwear.hich she did not wear. >> nixon -- >> republican cloth coat. sure. >> the con trasts wtrast was dr. >> indeed. >> she wore a cloth coat to the inauguration instead of a fur. >> right. >> next i'm going to have a clip of jacqueline kennedy in her own words, a project you know so very well. i want to show the audience the book that came out of this. "jacqueline kennedy: historic conversations on life with john f. kennedy" which you annotated and introduced and worked with caroline kennedy on. >> jacque kennedy, right in the wake of the assassination she was reading all sorts of stories about her husband wouldn't amount to very much because it'd only been two years and ten months so she was so determined to try to help him win this reputation that she felt he deserved. one of the things that was urged on her by arthur shlessinger, the white house aide and historian was, there's a new movement called oral history which barbara is working very deeply in right now at the university of virgin

she spent a lot more and she put out a statement saying, "i couldn't spend $30,000 even if i wore sable underwear, " which she did not wear. >> (laughter) >> well, plus she had the nixons -- and pat nixon and... >> republican cloth coat. >> exactly. so the contrast was drawn for the public, and it was a close election. >> indeed. >> and then she wore a cloth coat to the inauguration instead of a fur. >> right, right. >> so next i'm going to have a clip of jacqueline kennedy in her own words, a project that you know so very well. i want to show the audience the book that came out of this, "jacqueline kennedy: historic conversations on life with john f. kennedy, " which you annotated and introduced and worked with caroline kennedy on. >> what is this project, before we listen to the tape? >> well, when jackie kennedy, right in the wake of the assassination, she was reading all sorts of stories about her husband wouldn't amount to very much because it had only been two years and 10 months. so she was so determined to try to help him win this reputation that she felt he deserved. >> one of